He announced it with an emotion that seemed to contain an entire life: Brian Albertoformer participant of Big Brother (Telefe) and trains street vendor, he publicly presented his first car. It was not an ostentatious gesture or a luxury exhibition: it was a declaration of principles. “Every day more than happy. Our first car. One step at the same time: First we moved, then we met the sea as a family and today, after so much, our first auton arrived, ”he wrote on his social networks next to an image that showed him hugged his children, all posing in front of the brand new vehicle.
For Brian, this moment was not only the acquisition of a material good, but an emotional milestone. “More than happy and grateful, without burn stages, living from one day at the same time. People, everything arrives, never surrenders, always on the right path that comes”He added, in a message that turned viral quickly and synthesizes his path traveled: from the train cars San Martín To the driver’s seat, always with the feet on the ground.
When he entered the most observed house in the country, he presented himself with pride: “I am a train seller, I go out every day with the sale to fight it, which is what my dad inherited and I love itHe was 27 years old, came from San Miguelprovince of Buenos Aires, and did not bring a media career or an invented character. It brought street. He brought the sound of the wagon doors, the rapid looks of the passengers and the daily value of offering anything to take some money home.
In the trains he sold everything. Chocolates, scarves, sweets. Even days before publishing the images of his car, he was seen offering Easter eggs To passengers. He carried them in a simple box, walked the halls, smiled, greeted, and asked frankly from his social networks: “If they see me, buy me one to help me”.
Hours later, he reappeared online, visibly excited. He didn’t have a single egg. But the most important thing was not that: He prepared to take his children to the sea for the first time. “That joy of knowing the beach makes me happy”, He wrote. And it was not a decorative phrase. It was literal: his boys had never stepped on the sand. In an endearing image, they were seen eating panchos before getting into the micro to the micro to Mar del Plata.
In the house of Big Brother It did not go unnoticed. It was defined as “fuck” or “plague”, with that neighborhood jargon that mixed mischief. His uninhibited, direct attitude and his body language distinguished him as one of the favorites of many followers, who saw him as a breath of fresh air in the midst of television confinement.
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However, his participation was not exempt from controversies. He starred in discussions, armed alliances, and above all, the rules were broken in one of the most remembered moments of the program: The frozen. That dynamic in which participants must remain motionless while a loved one visits them, it was too much for him. He couldn’t help it. Hugged his partner, broke the formatand at that moment it became, for many, a symbol of genuine emotion, although it cost him a sanction.
The end came in a hand in hand adjusted against Tito Luzone of the strongest competitors. His departure left a vacuum among his followers, but he also returned it to reality with renewed popularity.
Since his departure, Brian did not take refuge in the comfort of ephemeral fame. The cars were walking again. He met again with his usual companions. He visited his old workplaces. And with each step, he made it clear that his identity did not change: the struggle, the constancy and his children remain the axis of his life.
Today, with the car keys in hand, Brian looks forward. There are no flashes or study lights, but a firm message can. And you can with work, without traps, with humility. As he said, without burn stages.
That car, that “self -” as she calls it, Not only does it transport it. It is a victory. A test. A promise fulfilled.
